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If I was in a union with her I wouldn't be in a rush to pull-out either.
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does this mean she,s not leaving the country because of been threatened on social media after all,shame wheres a decent troll when you need one
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in jail
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This is what happens when you let in foreigners, most of them can`t understand English law.
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The DUP would probably vote with the Tories to get this through.
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If the DUP help in leaving Europe, and stopping free movement of people the good people of NI deserve more money than that, double it!...for the foreseeable future.
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with apologies to DMR
I'm looking down at you No, I'm not bein flash Its what I'm built to do Oh Gena, Woh-oh-oh Gena-a Oh Gena, Woh-oh-oh Gena-a |
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Trade Unions involved also, communists and anti British elements
pay it out of our brexit bill, its going to Ireland after all. |
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she claims that parliament will have to sanction the money promised to N.I
and she's right just like she was last time. lfc1971 • September 11, 2017 4:05 PM BST I can`t understand English law. fixed |
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at least she gives a sh1t
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She only cares about her hedge fund husband, nothing else.
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classic cat fat privileged piece of you know what, snearing at the working class from a great great height. they only believe in democracy when they get the result they want.
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and brexiters hate the rule of law.
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It's only a billion of your money to keep the Maybot afloat, why should you have the right to know anything about it?
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It's only a billion of your money to keep the Maybot afloat, why should you have any right to question it?
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It's only a billion to keep Mrs. May afloat, why should you have any right to question it?
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Apologies for the triplicate, first two didn't register.
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lfc1971
11 Sep 17 16:05 This is what happens when you let in foreigners, most of them can`t understand English law. Firstly WTF does that mean and secondly if the Conservative and Unionist Party of Great Britain and Northen Ireland is going to pay a bribe to keep stay in power then shirley Parliament must sanction the bribe otherwise it is an illegal bribe and quite possibly theft. Cameron also made an astonishing statement after the Scottish Referendum. I was really shocked that nobody made a big deal about it. He kinda promised Scottish MP's vote on Scottish Laws excluding the rest of the MP's of this country. That was the gist of it I think. Can't remember what he said word for word but I knew it was wrong. Gina Miller might have some dubious motives but she is doing us all a favour with this motion! |
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Politicians offering bribes is what demcoracy is all about, Jezza tried it with students,offering to wipe out their debts and it worked so well many of them voted twice !
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treetop gets to sing the whatabout song
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Sorry Treetop,
Just to confirm are you ashley agreeing it is a bribe? Are you saying it is ok for Politicians to bribe? Just to be clear you know? Thank you most glad. |
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WD it is for the government to decide how and where tax money is spent.
Look at it this way, the tories won the election and so they make the decisions. If the money to be paid to NI has to be put to parliament that is fine. If parliament votes against it so be it. The mps from NI are there to represent their constituents That`s democracy. |
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why would parliament vote against it?
that is the point |
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It doesn`t matter why they vote against it, we know we can`t trust mps to vote honestly on these issues while we are leaving Europe.
That is why there should be no great need to have the vote, perhaps have it after brexit. |
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then we would know they would be voting on the question being asked, and not some other question such as should we be leaving the EU.
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the majority they would have would be obtained by the bribe they would be debating
rather like the debates they have about awarding themselves big pay rises |
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that is something for parliament to decide, how will they decide that?
they will have a vote. |
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Have the vote shortly after we have left the EU, to avoid any conflict of interest as to what is being voted on.
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there is bribery and corruption and there is leaving the EU.
you should not confuse one with the other. |
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It's probably called by another name WD, the public may use another term. It isn't techically right but parties stand on their policies which are aimed at sectors that may benefit.
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